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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01
The YeliOw-feVer.
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WASHINGTON. October 3l.-The Off
cial records of the Marine Hospital
Bureau show the continued existence
OF yellow.fever at Tampa, ria, but
nowhere else in the State. Reports
have been received stating that cases
have appeared at different points IN
Pssco county. They are being inves-
ticated, but as yet have not been CON
fifmed. Up to the 26th instant there
had been between 225 and 25O cases
and "a deaths from yellow-fcyer at
Tampa. The number of cases under
treatment on that date was so. During
tie twenty.four hours ended at 8 Z. NJ.
October 18th there were l3 new cases
and no deaths. No information has
been received from Tampa since Satur-
Iaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01
TEE ANARCHIST CASES.
10 Decision by the supreme Court
Expected for Two ar raroe Days.

10y pa ~ l4N III i'tAt'iisl
WAsHNGTON, October 3I.-Thc fail
urc of the United States Supreme Court
to render decision to-day in the
Anarchist cases and the announcement
Of the Chief Justice that the court
would not he ready to make public such
decision until Wednesday or Thursday
are thought to indicate nothing more
tlantbat the courts judgment will be set
forth in more or less elaborate Opln-
ion, aud that the justice to whom the
preparation of that opinion has been
assigned is not yet ready with it. The
argument in the cases was not cOnclu led
until Friday afternoon the justices
could not meet for consultation until
Saturday and even were they in full
agreement as to all the questions raised
dcre would hardy i've time between
Saturday afternoon and Monday morn
ing for the preparation OF a careful
opinion and its discussion in confer
enCc. 1t is the general and in fact
almost universal belief of lawyers who
practice at the Supreme Court bar that
the petition for q writ of error will be
denied, but this belief is based only
upon Their own views OF constitutional
law and the impression madeupOn their
minds 10y the arguments. The justices
of the court viii not Of course allow
any iutimatiOn to escape them as TO
their views until the decision has been
formally announced from tho bench.
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In telegraph % the Dlspa-.n.


CXcrNyATI, October 3l.-A great
conAaeration is in progress this after
noon IN the mills Of the American Cot
ton-Sced Oil Company, on east Sixth
street. At , p. NJ. one mill was be-
you'd the hope of being saved and the
other was in great danger OF being
wholly destroyed. The loss at , Z. M.
will reach S75, 900.
Iater.-The building burned was
five stories in height, and occupied a
space of 100 by 80 feet. Owing to the
amount Of oil in the stock the heat was
intense, and the work of the tiremen in
combining the fire to that building was
correspondiDgly difficult. After 3
o'clock the flames were under control.
The estimated loss is 100000, with
good insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01
with in the interior of Alaska were dis

with in the interior Of Alaska we're dis
covered by the expedition
The Doctors conclusion is that the
whole country from Cassian to the VI
cinity of Forty-Mile creek on the iu-
kon river, which must be near the
eastern boundary Of Alaska, yields
more or less gold in placer deposits.
This would constitute a gold bearing
region fully 500 miles in length by an
indefinite width, and which so far In
comparison to the area has been very
little prospeoted.
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Four Persons Blown TO Atoms.
~. .afarraph IN tha Digpatph.


MoRRIsTowN, n. j., October 3l.-A
terrible explosion occurred in one OF the
cartridge buildings of the American
Forcite Powder Company, at McCains-
vile, at 9:45 o'clock this morning.
-Four persons were making cartridges
at the time, named John Fancker,
Henry Dodd, Philip Meyes, and Fred.
McDedge, aged from fifteen TO twenty
four wears, and with the building they
were blown to atoms. The pieces OF
bodies have been collected and the
county coroner will hold an inquest.
The superintendent of the company
had left the Building few minutes be-
fore the accident, and everything was
all right at that time.
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wreck of a steamer and Great Loss
OF Life.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph 10 The Dispatch.I
MILWAUKEE, October 3l.-Eyery YES
sci known to have passed the scene Of
the propeller Vernon's wreck off Two
Rivers Point last Saturday have I'M
doubtedly reached port by this time,
and none have reported picking up
anybody on the lake. There is now no
doubt that every one aboard of her
when she left Glen Haven is dead, as
no one would have survived the expo
sure to the extreme cold more than a
few hours. The crew numbered twen-
ty.six and il is believed the passengers
did not exceed ten in all.
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reared on the brow Of hill three miles
away. Sword-Besrer meiistely
crossed the Little Horn river and with
drew up the bottom. The cavalry is
expected to move to-day. Excitement
among the Indians is intense, and a
false move by the authorities. or if the
wrong Indians are killed, will precipi.
tate a general outbreak, as the faith of
the Indians in Sword-Bearer's super
natural powers is unlimited.
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Alexandria Notes.
rspecIal te!egram to The DIspatch.l

TNWtOIdl I0lGBI III 20 IIE 0'7I7F7-0'I
ALEXANDRIA, VA, October 81
Thomas Dewitt died suddenly yester-
day aged sixty.
Richard Owens, another aged citizen,
has been paralyzed. His condition Is
prC carlous.
Mrs. Catharine Bodkin, rellct Of the
late Captain Harper, who served in the
war of 1912, died at the residence Of
her son-in-law, William IL. Pat
Durkely.
Nathaniel Browns house, in Eau
duier, was burned Saturday night.
Missionary meetings continue in
several churches tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01
sword-Bearer's Movement.
INV telegraph 20 the Dispstch.l

ST. PAUL, October 3l.-A Crow
Agency (Montana) special to the Pho
nefr Pres reports that Sword-Bearer
and bis band made a demonstration at
the agency yesterday, unslinging their
rifles as il about to attack the single
company stationed there, but immedi-
ately changing their defiant aspect
SLsa Iaiol Snylsi's Sassaloa sp'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01
gIoHNoxD TOBACCO xAExKr.

OCTOBER 81, 1887.
The market was quiet today. Anew Burleys
we're sold. also a scattering few hogsheeds Of
common nllers. We note that western In
voices Of late Burley shipments are materially
higher, and manufacturers we're good buyers
Of same last week. New brights have hardly
begun to appear in this market yet
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Gov ~nmcnI Receipts and Expen-


IEy teI0gTapn % II0 Ulspat'n.I
WAsmNoToE, October 3l.-The re-
CENTS of the Government for October
amounted to S31 1903, 172 and the eX
penditures to 3l2, 474, 652, being an ex-
cess Of receipts Of Sl9,328, $40.
The decrease of the public debt for
October is estimated at sl4,000,0O0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01

II has been asked which travels
faster. heat or cold and answered heat.
Because any one can catch cold. IL
therefore follows that every one should
keen Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF
sweet Gum and Mullen, which VIII
lac ssasAs. colls, and consumption
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s,tss REPEATED 70 sgcRgrARY.

WERAT.-Longbcrry, 1000 bushels prime al
Sic: iG bushels very good ~ 81. Mixed, 90
bushels prime al gle. Shortberry, 10 bushels
very good at zoe. % bushels good at 1Sc.; 80
bushels fair At 95c 50 bushels common At zoe.
Total sales Of wheat. $50 bushels.
Offerings to-day OF wheat 2sii bushels ;
same day last year. $500 bushels Sales To-
Gay u wheat, $50 buaels: same day last year,
A6i2 bushels. Offerings 50 far this year. sol $50
bushels: same time last year, 5Z9,6So bushels.
Extreme range Of prices to-day, 10 " e4c. same
day last year. Go 10 Sc.
CORN.-Mhte. 80 bushels prime new at So.
IS bushels very good new at 45c.; 81 bushels
very good ne y on private torms.
IYE.-6 bushels very good az 60.
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.nIr.moucd tor Attending Pro.
claimed Meetings.

rGy AugIo-Americau cable 10 tho Dlspa'ch.l
EUBLIH, October 31.-Joseph Il.
Cox. member of Parliament for East
Clare, has received three sommonses
for attending proclaimed meetings in
County Clare. Re will have a hearing
at Ennis Friday and another at Kilrush
on Iuesday Of next week.
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HAR6gYB EY TxIR9KAYs.
KEW YORK.


NKT YORK. October 3i-CottOn dull sae 90.
is3 bales: uplands. e&c. O.losns, 9Ac.; net
receipts, 17.is4 bales: erports-to Great bri-
tain. l5Ss23 bales; 70 Frsnce, 1913 bales: 20 tho
Continent 3J,155 bales stock. 0ti,3l bales.
southern flour quiet ard drm. Wheat declined
stassc., closing barely steady; spot about NC.
lower and quiet; No. red, November, sass &C.;
December S3y.aSt 5i6c. Corn ha4c. lower;
No. ?, November, S2'Sa5lAc.; December,
t29 I6o521se. Oats h.aAc. lower No. :, Ocio-
quiet. Cofloe-tair hlo dun at $3.50; options
actye ara lOSer: Ne. Rio, October, slalO:
November. Sit 05asi6.l5: December, si59ia
ilGlO Sugar nrm MolssSes quiet. Rice
nTm. Cotton seed oil--40c. for crude; refined
nominal. kosin steady At ST. e0sSl.20. Turpen-
tine frm at soA aS6hc. Hides steady and quiet.
Wool quiet and easy: domestic fleece, s1aiic.;
pulled, l4a32c. Texas, 9af2c. Pork steady.
Beef quiet; cut-meats unchanged. hiddlss
nominal. Lard 4a5 points lower and moderately
active; clio ling steadief: western steam. $40;
october. te65as6eS; November, ss3ssss.oo.
Freight5 steady.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. October 3l.-Flour dun. whes,
FIRM No. 2red, 75s15Nc. Corn firm and In fair
demand No. mixed, 45c. Oats easier; No.
mixed, 2shc. PORK quiet and hrIn al SIS
Lard easier at sS.x2A. Bulk meats nrm. Ba-
con steady. Whisksy steady a. si'oa hoss
81. LeuIs, Octohsr 5i.--Plour quiet and
steady. Wheat SLOW: No. z red, cash. 7lAsa72As;
December, 72Aa7s5sc. Cora steady; cash,
s9a39.e. Octsbsr. S9'la39Ac; November.
3shss3Ac. Oats unet hanged; cash, itasi'sc. (;
November, ahc. Whiskoy steady at tL0a
Provisions dun.
WILMINGTON.
wnEIrsror. N. O., October 9i.-rcfpentine
nrm At 49, kosip arm: strained. sos. good
strained, csc. Tar nrm at si.sO. Crude turpee-
tine arm hard, 81: rsiisw-dip and virgin. h.lo.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, October si.--Turpentias nomi
nal. hcsla nrm; good strained, Sc.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, October 3l.--Turpeptine nrm
sac. bid. kosin arm siasi.10 asaed.
L0UisvtLl.x.
IounvILs, 0ctaber si.--Wheat unchangs l.
Germ No. 2 mixed. i'si5hc. Oa,s--No. 3,
sesc Provisions hrmer. Bacon shoulder.
&C.; --es--s.t ztss-. 81; clear s.aoss $40.
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Bun meats--ciear-rib sides, rs; clear sid "a,
$50: shOuldors. tos5 sugsr-curcd nan '
1890. laid--Choice leaf. sa2.
CHICAsO.
CHICAGO, October 3i.--cash quotations wore'
Flour outlet and steady: No. spring shest,
7ika7ls Sc: No. 2 spring wheat, Sc; 70.
red. 7gc. No. corn. si1ic. No. oats, 90
Mess-pork, So lard. So 25sm9 shortnp
sides Qoose). s62O; dry-ssited shoulders
(boxetD. saE.20: short clear sides tboxedl,
t6.s0ost90. Whisky. N.i0
Leading futures ranged a. foiIows
Opening. HisA>st cDstes'
Cts. Cts. Co-
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"Diseases, desperate grown, by des-
perate appliances are relieved, or not at
all.". The point OF wisdom is to check
them before they reach so far, by buy
ing bottle Of Salvation Oil. Price %
e.-ts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01
FINANCIAL
Hxw YORK. BALTIMORE. AND RICE
NoHD STOCK RxCHAH0xs.
Grain, Provisions, Gotten, foesseo' iur'
psntins, Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
ny t.lsusp 70 the Dispstcn.l

INV YORK. Octoser 3i--S;ocks began the
week with dun and generally heavy inarkeN
In which Gould stocks were the centre OF IN
terest ard the creRtcst sufferers Ia the de-
cline. kumors we're current before tho open
ing Of business that. the ar party had pre-
pared a grsnd attack upon the properties
known as Gould stocks taking niyantag" OF
Tie departure Of thor namcsako % MAKE M
Impression upon the general market lhets
vas little appearance Of anything OF 70. A.lu
IN The early dealings, but later Nlyourl Saclnc
and ansas end Texas were nttacAei, ana the
former troko over four points Inc generni
list. however. which were not ouocte1 py inc
suocial causes which rendered these stocks Ndl-
rcfable. showed On undcrtone OF strength
thioUQhout the day. and lille impression was
made upon Them. and hat did not come I'LL
cutie late I'm The hunt for weak Spots.
however. the bears liz upon Iaei1c
urr cent, ostenslOly because Of the report or
ihc sailing os tie steamer from san Francisco
Cn tlenew spanish line and the reduction OF
rates 10 tho Pacific coast The general llst -
sICrced 90 these breaks, though mo lO''es
we're for insignificant amounts. The opening
vas luiet but strong 81 YAK advance. Kansas
ard Texas showing the most imOroyemonL
The first sales were made a. declining prices.
but the losses were sc0n made up except m
Gould stocks. Another decline was followed
10y n fuller recovery. and In the afternoon tho
narget became extremely dun, bur the attack
uron Pacific Mail Infused little more lie into
he list, though It was az tho expense Of quota
tiou-. The lowest prices were made In the last
hour. and the close Was rather heavy at n
slight recession IA a general thing from tho
first prices. Business amounted 90 2oOJu
SHARES. Most stocks arc lower tonight, though
the Losses ere confined 90 small fractions only,
except for Missouri Pacific. which lost 3 3, Pa
cinc Mail 2N. aud Kansas and Texas per
cert Manitoba snd Hooking coal arc ea'h
higher.
Ntw YORK, October 3l.--Sosr.-StOcks active
and steady. money easy ~ BAL Der cent. So
chance--Tong, $50: short, 4s5'.. Govern
merits dan.
Irrninq. --Fychange duh and firm; long
49, short. 4tGk. Money easy at3k Al closing
offered sta per cent. Snb-Tressury balances
cod, sl22 gO.CO0 currency, 81 $4,000. Govern
neuts dun: per cents. l26h; ~ per Coats
iNr. state bonds dun.
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yLoUh

We quote: Flae. =. 5Oas2.1o; ssgeEnne, s2.75s
.ag5; extra, sA50gsl13. family, 3is&as'; patent
faRi,y, country, ti.75atS.25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01
DEATHS.

LsCY.-Died. October 81, 1897. at o'clock A.
NJ MAGGIE T., beloved wife OF :. \. Lacy, in
the forty-ninth year Of her age.
Her funeral VII take place from Clay-Street
Baptist church WEDNESDAY MORNING at 10
o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are re-
quested to attend.
Norfolk. Portsmouth, Washington, aud Nash
vile papers please copy.
WILLIAMs.-Died, October 2ist, at half-past
70 o'clock A. NJ. Mrs Lucy WILLIAMS, in the
siGty-thrd year Of her age, after long and
She leaves a husband and five children 10
mourn their loss.
Her busy hands are folded,
Her WORK On earth IA done;
Her trials all are ended,
Her heavenly crown IS won.
The sad and lonely household
VIII miss her loving hands;
Her children, loving, clinging,
Without her aid must stand.
She Il free from all earth's sorrow
Free from all earth's pain aud woe;
Safe in Heaven she Is resting
Only 10Y and peace shall know.
Soon We will hear tho angels calling,
Soon Deaths waters We must brave;
When lfe's Journey shall DO over,
Let US rest beside her grave.
Her funeral win take place at her residence,
g9l Fulton street, TOMORROW, November
sd al 2 O'Clock p. n. Friends and acluaint-
1uceS are Invited 10 attend.
nARISE EnCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. NovENsRR 1. 1881.
sU1 riSes.--....... $50 HIGH TIDE:
SUI so;s. .......... 5:Ii Morning .......... i:07
Noon rises......... GIL Rycnlng ......... 4:sJ
poKT Og RICHMOND. OCTOBER 81, 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Hulphers, New
YorA, merchandise and passengers, g. w.
Allen 4 Co. agents.
steamer Goldsboro', -, Philadelphia. mer-
chAndiss and passengers, j. w. AcCarricE.
agent
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk, United statss
nSil, merchandise and passengers. 7. q. Ia
tum. agent
PORT OF VIEWPOINT NEWS. ocrosER 81, 1851.
lBy tslegrsph.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Breakwater, Warren, New York.
steamship lnbroa, Townsend, Philadelphia,
light.
and sailed for Bremen.
schoOners N. J Smith, -, Portsmouth;
q. d. Chamhers, Lar Q, New York.
-
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RooK AND JOB WORK NnAELy
ID xxscurxD At TIE plse ArCn FalI1
yo.HpCak
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RICH2OeD. October 81, 1856.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT -2.8H bushels.
tlRN.-iC0 bushels.
nfR-G bushels
.LL.hDl.
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COTTON REPOET

COTTON BEPOEr
Htrket firm.
QUOTATIONS..
hI0oLRG.-99fc.
rnW NInDIrSG.--9'.
Coed ORDINARY.-Sc.
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RICHMOND sroCE ExCgAHag.

N0Sply, October 81. ISs'.
sfIEs-FBsr BOARD, 1000 virginia new ~
.tts, leo 60. az 81
Ct-.ir2 irotguons at The stv,k Board:
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I0psvtILs, Octaber ai.~Wheat unchanged.
Germ No. mixed. iSaf5kc. OGls--No. :,
este. Provisions nrmer. Bscon-- shoulders.
&C., --es--s.k ziss-. 81; clear s.ioss $40
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-17

A Boarder AstonIshes Her Associates With
aSeIE-Made Article.

A Boarder AstonIshes Her Associates With
aSelf-Made Article.
North Coupdy ". h. Letter IN Boston Herald.
A young lady told nut of a scientific ex-
pertinent she has been trying. Her board
ing-house is a very fashionable and exclu-
sive and excellent one, but of late the
universities of the butter have been try
ing. Butter sometimes has a way of be-
ing peryerse, and this usually in August,
when il should be the best, just As
children are very likely TO appear at
their very worst when they should bt-
have the best. Now, some one had told
this young lady that if ice cream were
buried in the earth for twenty-tOur hours
Il would then be fouud TO have become
butter of q superior quality and flavor.
She longed to test the truth Of this state
ment, and, confessing her ambition 10
Mrs. Daniel Merriman, she was made a
present ola bag of cream from the Bige-
low farm. She told me, with the minute
ness indispensable to the description OF
scientific procedures, that the bag was of
white cloth, OF strcpg and firm material,
ant tnal tue tIrdlu, vi SpuASSi bSihS "
the BigelOw farm, was OF lovely richness,
of the sort usually described as being
thick enough to cut with j knife" She
made the excavation in the ground, of
the necessary size, and deposited her
cream and covered 1t up. After twenty
four hours she unearthed it, and it was q
hall ofgolden, hard delicious butter, want
ing only salt to make it perfect, and this
she added with her Own fair hands.
There were no traces of buttermilk; it had
all been absorbed through the pores OF the
cloth INTO the earth. 1t is improbable
that the young lady will 90 on making
butter after this manner, but her method
NAV indicate that there is shortly to be a
revolution in the art of butter making.
The new way has to recommend it a
great saving Of labor, and, one would say,
Of care as we'll. In these wonderful days
il is impossible to p-ophesy what great
and mOmentOus results may come from
such happening as this.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-17

at Sc So; November Sc 36a6 32I, closins
at S. 80; January Sc 273a6 421, closing a
$6 40. Bulk Meats|Short ribs, cash
So Is; September So 05as rs, closing al
s. 173; October s. 05aS as, closing al
S. 173; January Sc 22Ia6 32I. Whisky
AT 81 10. Sugars-Cutloaf 6s5a7c; gran,
ulated 6ic; standard A &C. Butter
In good demand; creamery 173a23ic; dairy
l54al9c. Eggs-Firm a 16a17c.
Cincinnati.
CIECINSATI, September 16.-Cotton-
Nominal. Flour-Dun. W~heat-Strong;
No. 9 red 73c; receipts l, 100 bushels:
shipments 1000 bushels. Corn-weaker;
No. 2 mixed 45a454c. Oats-Steady; No.
= mixed 29c. Rye-Quiet and steady;
No. > sole. Professionalism dull at
SIS so. Lard-Easier at So 35. Bulk
Meats-Nominal; short rib 50 90. Bacon
Dull and lower: short rib $40; short
clear SlO 374. Whisky-Steady; sales
Oh 1874 barrels on a basis of 81 05. Butter,
Sugar and Cheese-Steady. Eggs-In
more active demand at l5c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, September l6. - Wheat -
Doll and lower; cash, 73sc; October 74c;
December, 1853. Corn-Dull aud m
changed. Olts-Quiet and firm; clsh 26lc.
Cloverseed-Weak and lower; cash ; 20
az %.
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GRtiCERIE~.
Wheeling.

! TUESDAY, september 10.
, Sugars have advanced very much in the
last ten days. 1t looks rs if prices will
remain during the month higher than they
were in July aud August. Coffee is firm
and no higher. Rice is higher and will
remain so, we think, all this year. Meats
firm; sides and breakfast bacon higher.
RICE-CaTolina head 81 ;Carolinac choice
Sc; Caroliua prime Sc: Louisiana 5a63c;
Java pearl 6@c.
SY~RUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 34a37c;
Ordinary Sugar Syrup2ia25c; Honey Drips
3Oa32c; California White Drips 3Sa35c;
Maple Dcips, five gallon kegs Csc; ten gal
Ion kegs 6Oc; one-half barrel Soc; barrel
5Oc; Bixhy Maple Syrup Oar
rels( 55c; BixbyMaple q burels) 53c; Biz
by Maple 90 gallon kegs) 60c; BiXby Ma
pie Is gallon keys &c; Bixby Maple Quart
cans 3Oc. Sugar House dark 20a22c;
($c additional in half harrels)'
New Orleans MoIasses, new crop now in,
Fancy 4Sa5Oc; Choice 46a4sc; Prime ID
a46c; Fair 42a4ic; Mixed goods New Or
leans 30a32c; Bakers goods 25a21c.
pRovIsIoNS-Large S. C.. mans 3ic c; me.
dunn s. c. hams 13}c; small s. c. hams
l4c; California hams DC; $. G breakfast
bacon he; S. c. shoulders Sc; homeless
hams l3tc; city sides lOsC; bacon shout
ders Ste; ham beet l4al5c; ordinary
beef lac; city sides lO3c; family
mess pork, 5lb pieces, SIC so; bean pork,
fine clear, SIT 90.
LARD-Terce 7Ici half barrels 7!c; tub,
7ac; tin pals, 3 lbs, Sic tin
pals, 5 lbs, SIC; tin pals, 10 lbs, &c.
tin pals, 20 lbs, SC; tin pals, 50lbs., 73c.
GAINED Consultative, and market
getting bare OF corn and tomatoes,
Standard 3tb table peach 81 % a
So 80; No. 3 tomatoes new 81 10
to 81 Is per dozen, as to quality;
strawberries oh 81 10; blackberries
2fb 85c; raspberrieg . b 81 co.; Dam
sons 2fb CSC; lima beans 2h S5c;
cove oysters lib light 60c; do lib full
weight 90ca$1 90; string beans 2tb S5aS0c;
succotash 2tb 9Oca$l 25; early June peas
Sl25a1 IS; French peas l5c each pineapple
81 so; gooseberries 2lb 9OcaSl 90; lD
Favorite Salmon, very fine, 81 90; I'D
sweet potatoes ~ 10.
WOODEN WARE-No. / tubs % w; NO.
3 SIS 90; No. 3$4 90; 2 hoop pals 81 40;
. hoop 81 So; sap$l 20; single w~ashboarde
81 50; double do. 81 50; fine criup doublf
do. 81 IS; single 81 81.
FRUITs-New Valencia Raisips 6.a7ci
stemmed Valencia, Ga6lc; Layer Odora,
eaO1c; halves, dry peaches, 6a64c. London
layer raisins -. 6Ga2. rs; Loose Huscatels,
81. 40 to $50.
OM-Lard, extra western strained 8Oc
carbon. 10, &c; carbon, $50, &c; white
miners best winter 48c; white miners
No. 2 40ai2c.
SUGARs-Cut loaf &c; Cubes &c; Frui'
powdered tic, Ordinary powdered &c
GRADUATED Standard &c; Standard Con
fectioner's A 6tc; Standard Grocer's A &c
Pearl White A SIC; White extra G SIC
Ohio Valley 54c; New York G 5Ic; COLDER
C 4!c. Fruit sugar Acc.
CoFFRE-Green Cof1ee-Fancy Colder
BIO DE; Fancy Green 22c; Peaberry 23c
Choice Green pc; Prime Green 2lc; Roast
ing grades &c; Java 26c. Roasted in pack
gaes-Ohio Valley 25lc.